We had never had a parsnip or a turnip until we went to Ireland and Scotland in 2010. In my opinion, these are a much more delicious version of potatoes! (sorry, potato) Parsnip Soup Recipe: 1/2 cup finely chopped onion 1 garlic clove, minced 1 teaspoon ginger 1/2 cup sliced carrot 1/2 cup sliced … Continue reading Parsnip Soup in Ireland
Markets, bazaars, souks and la boqueria…..different names for different lands. The excitement is the same. Some of the best sightseeing experiences in foreign countries are found in the markets. Tourists gravitate toward them. The boqueria in Barcelona is incredibly enticing and attractive. Children especially are drawn to linger inside. Fresh and fanciful, the fruit was juicy, … Continue reading Street markets, bazaars, souks and the boqueria
When the name “Ireland” is spoken, my family instantly lights up with smiles, remembering the colorfulness of this country, its people, architecture, and casual feeling of happy people, Irish music, Irish cuisine and stunning landscape. (like Torc Waterfall below) It’s true what they say about the “40 shades of green” and the … Continue reading Ireland